Banning for a Set Period

[TheProdigyHenry]

When using the $ban command, an admin/developer should be able to specify a set period for how long a user will be banned for, depending on how severe a particular offense is. If they don't specify, the ban is permanent and will continue until the $unban command is used. The $unban command be use at any time to unban immediately.

ex.) $ban [user] 1w => user is banned from using commands for 1 week

[TheProdigyHenry]

Now that I think about it, I think "blacklist" would be a more appropriate word. Group "blacklist," "unblacklist," "ban," and "unban" under the same class "mod" to make it look easier. Hopefully the following makes sense:
After using $mod user [User ID] [blacklist/unblacklist/ban/unban], the bot will ask for the reason and the time frame before showing the action is completed. If those jumble of words don't make sense, here's an image example. Only blacklists need a specific time frame. Bans, unbans, and unblacklists only need the reasoning part. After getting blacklisted for two times, the third time is an auto-ban. Bans are permanent and wipe out all user data besides the NT account they are connected to. The bot should send a DM to the user the reason behind their punishment.

[ryan-harrington]

This sounds like plan!